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Just wondering, I have a friend at work who believes in this: He says as far as soldiers go, like people who serve in World war 2 or people fighting in combat, If they die or get slain during war, they don’t go to Heaven or Hell? They go to a place called “Valhalla”??? Would you believe in that? Like my question says: Is there such an afterlife as “Valhalla” for soldiers and people slain in the line of combat?
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You wouldn't want to go to Valhalla. When Ragnarok comes around you'd be wishing you were at basically any other afterlife
That is what our forefathers believed. Although I am a Christian, I would like to imagine it to be true. I want to imagine my fallen Anglo-Saxon warrior forebears found glory with their German brothers in Odin's mighty hall, or on Freja's great meadow.
None of us know for certain what happens after death. There are a variety of religions that explain it; it's just a matter of self faith.
Wouldnt it be nice if every religion was true.
Atheists just stop existing lol.
For some reason I imagined this as *poof!* and all the atheists ceasing to exist.
There are times where I consider that possibility. The pagan religions would have a variety of different afterlifes on their own.
Other than Valhalla, there's also Hel...which is ruled over by Hel.
Dude, someones who genuinely believes in Norse Mythology. That's awesome!